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3 Reasons Fluenz Spanish is Worth it.

1. Unique Path

The only program anywhere specifically designed for English-speakers...While Rosetta Stone, Busu, Babbel teach Spanish in the same way to Chinese and American learners, the language you speak should determine the path when learning a new one. You will learn Spanish faster with Fluenz because we’ve designed it based on the needs of English speakers.

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2. Total Approach

YouTube videos, Duolingo and Slow News are all useful but not enough to reach fluency...To learn Spanish you need a fully integrated platform that 1) explains the workings of Spanish every step of the way in English, 2) provides the tips and tricks English-speakers need to speak and understand Spanish, and 3) connects those explanations directly to extensive workouts and flashcards that take you to Spanish fluency.

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3. Proven Results

Unique among digital programs, Fluenz puts its program to the test every single month...with some of the world’s most demanding learners at its face-to-face Immersion program in Mexico City. After ten years, hundreds of thousands of users and several complete upgrades, Fluenz Spanish continues to lead in positive reviews, critical acclaim, and the praise of those who are truly serious about learning Spanish.

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What You Learn

In Fluenz Spanish.

Master the basics and gain the ability to navigate through a new country or city.

REAL-WORLD SITUATIONS YOU'LL ENGAGE IN:

Greeting and introducing yourself

Going out to eat and for entertainment

Shopping and monetary transactions

Navigating airports and bus stations

Taking transports and communicating with taxi drivers

Discussing origins

Making hotel reservations and other travel arrangements

Looking for people and places (directions)

Expressing needs

FOUNDATIONAL TOPICS COVERED:

Regular AR verbs and essential irregular verbs in the present tense

Building sentences in the future

Using the two verbs for To be: Ser and Estar

Addressing people in a formal or informal manner

Forming basic questions and negations

Forming basic plurals

Masculine and feminine gender of nouns and adjectives

Basic pronouns and quantifiers

Demonstratives and possessives

Essential contractions (prepositions + articles)

Basic comparisons

Counting up to 999,999 and expressing time

Sounds of Spanish

Spanish 1 has been designed to prepare you for the most important and common situations you'll face in the Spanish-speaking world. At the same time, you'll develop a strong foundation in how the language actually works, allowing you to go beyond simple stock phrases to actually building sentences yourself. This is a serious introduction to the language.

Right from the start, you'll begin working with powerful structures and key vocabulary so that you can build useful Spanish sentences. After only a few sessions, you'll already be having meaningful interactions in a restaurant, and soon you'll be shopping, making plans with friends, getting around a city, going out for entertainment, and making travel arrangements with confidence.

You'll build upon these skills through practice with key verbs and adjectives, so that you can express your needs and desires in diverse situations with considerable detail. As you learn how to use possessives, pronouns, and form future tense sentences, you'll expand your range of communication while adding an important level of depth to your interactions. Further work on location along with important time expressions will round out your introduction to the Spanish language, leaving you well-prepared to dive into your experiences in the Spanish-speaking world.

Level 2

Solidify your foundation and begin to acquire the tools for more serious engagement.

REAL-WORLD SITUATIONS YOU'LL ENGAGE IN:

Making plans with friends and telling a simple story

Going out and interacting at restaurants and stores

Renting a car

Sending packages

Expressing likes and dislikes

Finding your way

Making more complex travel and work arrangements

Buying gifts and souvenirs

Describing places and items

Going to the pharmacy or doctor’s

FOUNDATIONAL TOPICS COVERED:

Regular and essential irregular verbs in the past tense

Regular ER and IR verbs in the present tense

Introduction to object pronouns

Forming more complex statements and questions

Place and form of adjectives (feminines and plurals)

Comparatives and superlatives

More advanced preposition usage

More crucial quantifiers and other articles

Further work with plurals

Colors

Using essential time adverbs and expressions

Spanish 2 picks up where the first level leaves off, deepening your grasp of the fundamentals through new verb tenses and conjugations, an expanding vocabulary, and a broad range of other key parts of the language. By the end of Spanish 2, you'll have begun to make substantial inroads into becoming a more serious Spanish speaker, ideally preparing you for moving on to a more intermediate level.

You'll begin perfecting your verb conjugations in the very beginning, including both past tense and important irregular verbs. From there, you'll continue to build upon the structures learned in Spanish 1, so that your journey through this second level leads to more complex and meaningful interactions in restaurants, travel agencies, stores, and with friends. You'll buy clothing from boutique stores and a cell phone for your trip ; you'll enjoy local cuisine at restaurants, and visit museums with friends. And as your ability to express location—along with giving and understanding directions—grows, you'll find yourself thoroughly prepared for navigating any Spanish-speaking city or neighborhood.

As with all Fluenz programs, these critical scenarios provide the setting through which your grasp of the language's fundamentals is steadily developed. By enhancing your ability with the central topics covered in the previous level (such as articles, pronouns, verbs, and genders), you'll solidify your foundation in the language. Meanwhile, the introduction of new structures and vocabulary (such as new adjectives, comparative forms, and many time expressions) combines with more serious responsibilities, such as going to the doctor and handling office tasks, preparing you to engage more seriously with the Spanish-speaking world.

Spanish 3 dramatically expands your ability with the language. While Levels 1+2 establish the strongest possible foundation in the language, Level 3 builds upon this base into areas of substantial complexity that add an impressive layer of subtlety and sophistication to your speech. You also begin to develop the ability to connect with Spanish speakers around more personal topics.

By the time we arrive at Level 3, the foundation has been set for a pivotal moment of growth. Building upon all that has been learned in the previous levels, your depth and range of communication will quickly broaden. As your skills develop with more adverbs, verb conjugations, and colloquial phrases and questions, your conversations will become more fluid and natural. In the end, other important topics, such as essential computing expressions, the use of superlatives, and expressing opinions and preferences will combine with more real-world vocabulary to bring you to an impressive level of competency in Spanish.

Throughout the program, you'll use these skills at home and in the office, while talking to people about your studies and professional life, and in order to rent an apartment. You'll also shop, dine, take pictures, and enjoy the entertainment that the great cities and communities of the Spanish-speaking world have to offer. By the end of Spanish 3, you'll have taken a major step towards becoming a serious Spanish speaker, capable of handling intricate conversations and complicated situations with confidence.

Level 4

Open new doors into travel, business, and community.

REAL-WORLD SITUATIONS YOU'LL ENGAGE IN:

Discussing family and childhood stories

Seasons and climate

Handling complex currency and money-related issues

Opening and closing a bank account

Traveling around Brazil

Navigating city traffic and parking

Outdoor activities and planning

Describing places: going around cities, beaches, mountains

Sports and sports equipment

Talking about clothes

Spanish culture

FOUNDATIONAL TOPICS COVERED:

Building phrases in the recent past and the near future

Introduction to verbs using specific prepositions

Introduction to reflexive verbs

Geographical terms and cardinal directions

Nuancing your speech: further work on formal/informal language

Expressing obligation

More irregular verb forms in past and present tenses

Crucial expressions with essential verbs (tener, hacer, tomar…)

Crucial work on essential prepositions: por and para

Using direct and indirect object pronouns

Complex comparative and superlative structures

Spanish 4 continues adding critical pieces to your communication. From the subtle uses of the prepositions “a”, “de”, “por” and “para” to more refined object pronoun use, this level expands on the sophistication developed with Spanish 3. It also addresses topics that allow you to express a much wider range of emotion, from opinions and preferences to wishes and desires, or even obligation, as well as to adapt your speech to all types of speakers and interactions.

These areas of the language fit perfectly with the situations you'll find yourself in as you journey through the level. As you learn how to use reflexive verbs and indirect objects, you'll hold conversations about your family and childhood, cultural issues, interests, and more. By the end of the level, you’ll know how to address issues of season and climate, open or close a bank account, and handle more complicated issues. In addition to an extensive vocab on some outstanding topics like street directions, travel plans, beach essentials or sports equipments, you’ll also learn how to make calls and ask for important information.

This level is designed for you to reach a whole new level of fluency and acquire the necessary skills for integrating yourself more deeply in a Spanish-speaking community. Spanish 4 is where you begin to develop the ability to move beyond being just a tourist, student, doctor, or business professional who can capably interact with the Spanish-speaking world. With Spanish 4, you begin to become a part of the community.

Level 5

Make friends, collaborate with colleagues, and become a true member of the community.

REAL-WORLD SITUATIONS YOU'LL ENGAGE IN:

Discussing and using the Internet and social media

Advanced conversations about food and diet

Discussing the arts and artwork

Talking about studies, professions and titles

Talking about countries and nationalities

Extended family

Animals and pets

Making deposits and wire transfers

Complex trip and meeting planning

Writing letters and emails

Sharing menus and recipes

Visiting the doctor and physical terms

Filling out forms

Dealing with basic legal issues

Airport announcements

Telling stories in the preterite and imperfect past tenses

FOUNDATIONAL TOPICS COVERED:

Forming and using the imperfect tense

Expressing emotions in present and past tenses

Introduction to reciprocal pronouns

Advanced issues on the positioning of adjectives and adverbs

In-depth work on prepositions

Expressing relative time

Using where and when as conjunctions

Using basic relative pronouns: that, who, which

Complex quantifiers and comparisons

The alphabet and complex phonetics issues

Introduction to formal addresses and pronouns (written)

Spanish 5 builds on the skills acquired through the previous levels, adding substantial layers of subtlety and sophistication to your ability with the language. You'll master complex grammatical issues like the use of the preterite vs. imperfect past tenses, speak more naturally through colloquial expressions and lots of new vocab, and communicate more fluidly with greater diversity in tone and structure.

As with all Spanish programs, these skills are developed over the course of 30 full sessions that will take you on a journey through real, daily-life experiences in the Spanish-speaking world. You'll plan memorable trips with friends, arrange meetings with colleagues, discuss the arts, and exchange delicious recipes. You'll also further your ability to handle those things that are critical to establishing yourself more deeply in a community, from taking care of legal matters to more formal writing.

While there will of course still exist many ways to improve your Spanish, and building a larger vocabulary will allow you to discuss a wider range of topics, Spanish 5 will bring you to a point where grammar will no longer be an obstacle to communication. By the time you complete this level, you will truly be an experienced Spanish speaker.

Fluenz Spanish Immersions

The world’s most intense week of Spanish learning.

Unique among digital language companies, Fluenz welcomes its most demanding learners to an exclusive week of Spanish Immersion in beautiful settings every month of the year. No other language program gets this kind of direct, real-time validation. Go to Spanish Immersion for information.

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“Fluenz trumps Rosetta stone.”

By Deborah Yao AP Business Writer

DIFFERENCES IN APPROACHES: Rosetta Stone believes in fully immersing the student in the language, without using any English to explain phrases. Fluenz believes adults learn best when they can relate the grammar and syntax of a foreign language to the structure of the tongue they already know.

THE VERDICT: Fluenz’s approach is much better. Hearing English while going through Italian words helps with learning and retention.